Environment
What Trump’s exit from the climate deal really means
The move echoes an approach taken under former President Joe Biden.
Employees should expect to be back in offices full time by Feb. 24, according to memos sent Friday.
Whitehouse sat down this week with the Blue Light News Energy podcast, where he predicted “there’ll be some litigation” if Trump looks to stop offshore wind projects that “are already ongoing and which there’s a vested defensible interest.”
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